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General Steel Objectives 1995

General objectives for steel 1995

general goal [ broad objective | corporate objective | broad-brush objective ]

General requirements for rolled or welded structural quality steel / Structural quality steel [ G40.20-13/G40.21-13 ]

general objectives

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violation of a duty of care | breach of a duty of care | breach of a general duty of care | failure to comply with an objective standard of conduct

In the steel industry, its object, as part of Wallonia’s general economic policy, is to promote the creation or expansion of companies and to promote public industrial initiatives.

The individual fines imposed by the Commission on the different undertakings are as follows: ALZ nv Belgium 25 000 ECU Ugine Aciers de Chatillon et Gueugnon France 100 000 ECU British Steel plc UK 50 000 ECU Krupp Stahl AG FR of Germany 100 000 ECU Terni Acciai Speciali SpA Italy 100 000 ECU Thyssen Edelstahlwerke FR of Germany 50 000 ECU As the steel crisis is now over as the Commission has pointed out in its "General objectives for Steel, 1995" and the quota regime ended over 18 months ago, the steel industry must operate in a free ...[+++]and competitive environment.

It should be remembered, for example, that in "General Objectives Steel 199O", the Commission talks about structural excess capacity of between 21 and 32 million tonnes. The Commission's latest estimates, based on actual production results in 1986, show the current excess for the steel industries of ten Member States (i.e. excluding Spain and Portugal) to be 24.2 million tonnes.

The examination was made in the light of the guidelines contained in the General Objectives - Steel 1995, which recommend, among other things, that firms should invest more in innovation and applied research, improve their competitiveness and adapt their production structures to quantitative and qualitative changes in the market.